Family Nutrition and Picky Eating – making sure your family is eating well:

Our last Wellness Wednesday speaker will be Vania Tong, a Registered Dietitian and Certified Diabetes Educator at South Riverdale Community Health Centre.

Vania works primarily with the pediatric population (0 to 18 years) and people living with diabetes. She will be speaking on family nutrition and introducing Ellyn Satter’s Division of Responsibility and intuitive eating to address the topic of picky eating.

She would like to know a bit about our community to prepare for her talk. She would also like to hear any questions you have for her. Please fill out the form (in comments). Add your name if you wish.

Topic: Wellness Wednesday- Intuitive Eating
Time: May 26, 2021 07:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting
https://tdsb-ca.zoom.us/j/98262937429?pwd=UmtjRDhZZDk5VEdYNWp1NHNpblZMQT09

Meeting ID: 982 6293 7429
Passcode: 581571

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Yes, it’s true: this Wednesday is Halloween in May!!!  Dig out last year’s costume or come up with something entirely new using items you have at home.  We cannot wait to see our Frankland Falcons’ creativity on full display.  It’s going to be spook-tacular!!

Join Natalie Borch for a workshop and conversation about how to raise kids to feel confident in their bodies, how to speak about bodies with our children, and stop the cycle of negative body-image.

Natalie is a local mom, entrepreneur and body confidence speaker. She is the owner of The Pink Studio, a body-positive fitness and dance studio on the Danforth. Natalie is also a speaker who shares her tips and stories with corporate teams across Ontario, and on the air as a body confidence expert on The Morning Show and The Social.

Growing up in the competitive dance world, Natalie learned how dangerous the things we hear as children about diets, eating and bodies can shape your confidence and self-worth well into adulthood. Raising her own tween daughter, she is passionate about breaking that cycle and helping our children have healthy relationships with their own bodies.

If you have questions for Natalie, please submit them here:

https://forms.gle/N33G5yUkoAgtURpq9

Topic: Wellness Wednesday- Body Positivity
Time: May 5, 2021 07:00 PM

Join Zoom Meeting
https://tdsb-ca.zoom.us/j/91301101576?pwd=RmJvV2lLdWt5MnBMN0Y0K0lPTkNqUT09

Meeting ID: 913 0110 1576
Passcode: 458887

Here is a also a relevant booklist, shared by Natalie: click here

This Wednesday, pick a colour, any colour and dress as head-to-toe in it as you can!

Hooray for Frankland May Days!

May Days are coming to Frankland every Wednesday of the month!

Let’s raise our Frankland spirit using whatever you have on hand to dress for these super fun theme days!

Join Natalie Borch for a workshop and conversation about how to raise kids to feel confident in their bodies, how to speak about bodies with our children, and stop the cycle of negative body-image.

Natalie is a local mom, entrepreneur and body confidence speaker. She is the owner of The Pink Studio, a body-positive fitness and dance studio on the Danforth. Natalie is also a speaker who shares her tips and stories with corporate teams across Ontario, and on the air as a body confidence expert on The Morning Show and The Social.

Growing up in the competitive dance world, Natalie learned how dangerous the things we hear as children about diets, eating and bodies can shape your confidence and self-worth well into adulthood. Raising her own tween daughter, she is passionate about breaking that cycle and helping our children have healthy relationships with their own bodies.

If you have questions for Natalie, please submit them here:

https://forms.gle/N33G5yUkoAgtURpq9

Topic: Wellness Wednesday- Body Positivity
Time: May 5, 2021 07:00 PM

Join Zoom Meeting
https://tdsb-ca.zoom.us/j/91301101576?pwd=RmJvV2lLdWt5MnBMN0Y0K0lPTkNqUT09

Meeting ID: 913 0110 1576
Passcode: 458887

LAST CALL!! Our online Falconwear shop closes TOMORROW, reopening Fall 2021. Visit www.schoolwear.ca/FCS/

Note: Falconwear is intended to raise our Frankland spirit and is not a fundraiser for the school.

Workshop for Frankland families, educators and members of our community (open to the wider community and other schools- feel free to share). PART II of a 3-part workshop; but no need to have attended the previous session – feel free to attend.

Register to receive Zoom link on April 27:https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1S8hF0iQKe4aviQw1RfJ3M7mihylQvUJT6BL8a_LBxG4/viewform?ts=6075f745&edit_requested=true

Workshop description (PART II):

– The second session of the workshop moves from theory into a practice for sharing tools with children on how to recognize, challenge, and resist anti-Black racism.

– Facilitators will provide tips and resources for how to present information and analysis to children in a way that is age appropriate, safe, empowering, and engaging.

– The group will discuss how children and families can engage in self-love and transformative allied actions and will plan mini lessons for their families in breakout groups.

NOTE: active participation during the workshop is welcome and encouraged, but absolutely not mandatory! Feel free to attend to ‘only’ learn and listen, use the chat function if you prefer, and have cameras on or off. The most important step is to care enough to show up and be eager to learn! And please do stay as long as possible – the breakout rooms & closing session were incredibly well-received in the last workshop.

Organized by the Frankland School Council’s Equity, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI) Committee, in collaboration with the principal’s office. Facilitated by the Freedom School Toronto.

This weekend, be sure to check out our NEW ONLINE FALCONWEAR SHOP! You can browse and purchase new gear until Wednesday April 28th. The online shop will reopen Fall 2021.
Visit www.schoolwear.ca/FCS/
Note: Falconwear is intended to raise our Frankland spirit and is not a fundraiser for the school.

The Frankland Day Care Centre is currently accepting WEEKLY registration from the community into their Summer Program! They have limited spaces in some programs, and accept registration on a “first come first served basis”.

The Summer Program is for ages 3.5 (entering Jr. kindergarten September 2021) through to 12 years of age (grade 6).

Please see their website for more information: franklanddaycare.ca